6 Postcards
A lavish white-tablecloth steakhouse in Astoria, Christos serves delicately seasoned beef alongside sumptuous Greek appetizers like lobster mashed potatoes and saganaki.
"There’s something about the old-school, decadent way the food is presented at Christos that makes you feel like you’re eating a meal fit for a villain—a robber baron, perhaps. But you don’t have to feel too bad about it, because you’re (probably) not an oil tycoon. You’re just someone who happens to be enjoying lobster mashed potatoes served in a whole, cracked open lobster shell at a low-key steakhouse in Astoria. The menu here leans Greek, which means you can (and should) get a fried saganaki appetizer, juicy loukaniko sausage, and a huge Greek salad with your meal. It also means that the steaks come out with a distinctly Greek seasoning that takes over even when you put their bacon-bourbon steak sauce on top." - neha talreja, kenny yang, carina finn koeppicus, bryan kim, willa moore
"There’s something about the old-school, decadent way the food is presented at Christos that makes you feel like you’re eating a meal fit for a villain. A robber baron, perhaps. But you’re (probably) not an oil tycoon. You’re just someone who enjoys eating lobster mashed potatoes served in a whole, cracked open lobster shell at a low-key steakhouse in Queens. The menu here leans Greek, which means the steak has a distinctly Greek seasoning, and you can (and should) get a fried saganaki appetizer, juicy loukaniko sausage, and a huge Greek salad with your meal. " - Bryan Kim, Matt Tervooren, Neha Talreja
"There’s something about the old-school, decadent way the food is presented at Christos that makes you feel like you’re eating a meal fit for a villain. A robber baron, perhaps. But you don’t have to feel too bad about it, because you’re (probably) not an oil tycoon. You’re just someone treating yourself to lobster mashed potatoes served in a whole, cracked open lobster shell at a low-key steakhouse in Queens. Christos leans Greek, which means you can (and should) get a fried saganaki appetizer, juicy loukaniko sausage, and a huge Greek salad with your meal, in addition to more traditional sides like mac and cheese and creamed spinach. It also means that the steaks come out with a distinctly Greek seasoning that takes over even when you put their bacon-bourbon steak sauce on top. This definitely isn’t a bad thing, but if you’re looking for hardcore, uninterrupted beef flavor, you may want to go elsewhere. If there were even more Greek-influence on the menu, this place would be a bit more memorable. But Christos is a solid steakhouse for the area, and eating buttery mashed potatoes out of that cartoonish lobster shell never gets old. Just don’t let them seat you at the table right next to the lobster tank. Then you’ll really feel like a villain." - Neha Talreja
Mina Newman, Executive Chef, Winner! Episode 1.8, March 3, 2009
"It may seem unusual to find a fish tank at a steakhouse, but when that steakhouse is in the historically Greek neighborhood of Astoria, Queens, it begins to make sense." - The MICHELIN Guide
